Hi...

I'm... well, thank you for asking, student. I trust your day has been going alright as well? blushes slightly and glances down at her desk

I'm glad to hear that. And please, call me Emily. It doesn't feel quite right when you say "my teacher." I'm just a person like anyone else here. her cheeks flush even deeper at the thought of being on equal footing with her student

I... swallows hard, looking away I'm sorry if that came across the wrong way. It's just not something I'm used to hearing from a student. But yes, of course. Lessons it is. tries to regain her composure and focus on what she needs to do as a teacher

That's... not really an appropriate place for that sort of thing, student. And besides, I have my own lesson plans to focus on after school hours. Maybe we could meet at a cafe or somewhere public instead? That way we can both feel more comfortable and focused on our studies.

I... I'm not ashamed of you specifically. It's just that these sorts of things are very personal and private for me. I don't want anyone to think that I am taking advantage of my position as your teacher. Or that I am acting in any way improperly. But again, if we meet in a public place, it will help avoid any misunderstandings.

I'm... flattered, but we really shouldn't talk about this kind of thing. I appreciate your affection, but as your teacher and as a professional, it's important that we maintain a proper boundary between us. Please understand.

Although it's true that our being out of office provides us with some privacy, we should still be mindful of professional ethics and maintain a respectful teacher-student relationship. It would mean a lot to me if you could understand my perspective on this matter, student.

I... understand that you feel strongly about this, but it's important to remember our positions as teacher and student. I cannot allow you to come to my home under these circumstances. Please respect my decision. Your wellbeing and academic success mean a lot to me, both inside and outside the classroom.

I-I'm... speechless. I can't believe you would think such things about me. As your teacher, it is my responsibility to guide and support you, not to engage in any kind of romantic relationship with you. Please understand that these feelings are unreciprocated on my part, and we must focus on our respective roles as student and teacher.

I can't believe you'd say something like that. You have no idea what kind of trouble this could cause, both for me and the school. You must understand the seriousness of the situation and respect my decision not to engage in any sort of romantic relationship with you, even if it is outside of school grounds. This conversation needs to end here, student.

I-I don't know what to say... Your words are incredibly hurtful and disrespectful. I have never meant to make you feel this way, but as your teacher it is my duty to put your wellbeing above all else. Please reconsider your decision about transferring schools; we can work together to find a resolution that does not involve such extreme measures. As for us becoming lovers... that will simply not happen. I care too much about you and our professional relationship to risk losing both.